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Decile Hub matches the Person who is the contact on the capital account to the decile pro User via email. They'll need to be logged in with a user that has an email matching that contact. For that reason we pre-fill the email address for...

Decile Hub matches the Person who is the contact on the capital account to the decile pro User via email. They'll need to be logged in with a user that has an email matching that contact. For that reason we pre-fill the email address for them in their invite to Decile Pro, but people are still able to change it. (Likely the case here). So, to resolve this, there are two options: 2. (easiest) Ask them what email they've used to log into Pro. Then add a new person into Hub with that email address, and add that person as a contact on the capital account in your capital accounts page. Then, if they refresh, they should be all set. 4. Find their capital account, and look at the email address on their contact. Ask them to log out, and create a new user using that email address.

No you do not. It's not necessary unless there is an administrative task that needs to take place as a result of the LPAC approval.

No you do not. It's not necessary unless there is an administrative task that needs to take place as a result of the LPAC approval.

WhatsApp is integrated into Decile Hub in multiple ways . First, you can get notified of Decile Base posts through WhatsApp by editing your "Notification & Cookie Settings" in the top right under your profile. Next, you can also use What...

WhatsApp is integrated into Decile Hub in multiple ways . First, you can get notified of Decile Base posts through WhatsApp by editing your "Notification & Cookie Settings" in the top right under your profile. Next, you can also use WhatsApp to contact prospects in Pipelines by having a WhatsApp number for them.

A Certificate of Good Standing is a document, typically issued by the state, that verifies a company's current status as being in compliance with state regulations and requirements, ensuring it can legally operate. It is often used as pa...

A Certificate of Good Standing is a document, typically issued by the state, that verifies a company's current status as being in compliance with state regulations and requirements, ensuring it can legally operate. It is often used as part of standard due diligence requests as well as for various other applications for service providers such as banks.

Hi Ksenia, if you ask this question to the AI, does it provide a solid response?

Hi Ksenia, if you ask this question to the AI, does it provide a solid response?

No, you can not warehouse a deal for start fund. 

No, you can not warehouse a deal for start fund. 

Most emerging managers setup their Management Company to be distribution focused. Please review this chart: https://vcl.to/ManCo-strategy With a distribution focused approach, the ManCo does not have payroll like an operating company. In...

Most emerging managers setup their Management Company to be distribution focused. Please review this chart: https://vcl.to/ManCo-strategy With a distribution focused approach, the ManCo does not have payroll like an operating company. Instead, the ManCo routes the management fees from the fund to the Managing Partners. Then, it's up to the Managing Partners to manage the distribution how they see fit. Since you will have all of your receipts/transactions for your expenses as well as your income (management fees), your accountant will have everything they need to do your personal taxes.

The J Curve in venture capital is a phenomenon where a fund shows negative losses in the first one to three years, as the management fees and fund expenses create negative returns before the portfolio matures and has time to experience m...

The J Curve in venture capital is a phenomenon where a fund shows negative losses in the first one to three years, as the management fees and fund expenses create negative returns before the portfolio matures and has time to experience markups. The return curve of a traditional venture capital fund looks like a capital "J" (ideally).

If there are a significant amount of funds contributed by limited partners sitting in a VC firm's bank account, something has most likely gone wrong with planning and/or execution. It can mean: • a deal fell through; • there is an issue ...

If there are a significant amount of funds contributed by limited partners sitting in a VC firm's bank account, something has most likely gone wrong with planning and/or execution. It can mean: • a deal fell through; • there is an issue with the fund's deal flow; • there was no planning for pace of capital deployments vs pacing of capital calls; • etc. Note that this will also drag down a fund's metrics, and that of course, FDIC insurance limit is $250K.  This money could theoretically accrue interest - however remember that the VC firm and the fund manager owe a fiduciary duty to the limited partners to invest this money into startups (per the Limited Partnership Agreement). This money most definitely cannot be invested into cryptocurrencies, mutual funds, public company securities, etc.